Driver Sentenced in Fatal 2009 Crash on U.S.78
A DeKalb County State Judge sentences James Miles to five years; he's to serve two of them in the work release program.
The DeKalb Solicitor-General's office said Thursday that James Miles of Loganville pled guilty to vehicular homicide, reckless driving, following too closely, failure to maintain lane, and improper lane change that led to an accident on U.S. 78 (Stone Mountain Freeway) in 2009 in which three people died and six were injured. DeKalb State Court Judge Johnny Panos sentenced Miles to five years, two of which he is to serve in the work release program, the Solicitor-General's officer said. Miles also must perform 240 hours of community service, attend three victim impact panels, and a defensive driving course. His license is to be suspended for five years as a condition of his probated sentence, the court ordered. Witnesses told police that …
Anner Goudelock
10:55 pm on Monday, May 20, 2013
Ollie was a very devoted man to his family and his spirtial belife he was a teacher and leader of youth groups in his church. Ollie was one that did not only do church activities to make a show but he lived the life, he obeyed the law on the road and off. He respected the rights for others and did not do things that he knew would put others in danger. Miles took a man's life that was only loving … more ›